On this day in which weather figures large in so many minds, a little good advice from Liza. I hope all my dear Gentle Readers on the U.S. East Coast, at this trying moment, keep in mind those words to live by: Keep it together, Minnelli.
Apparently "Liza developed from an area of disturbed weather to the southwest of Mexico on September 25, 1976. Developing as a tropical depression, she gradually intensified into Tropical Storm Liza later on the following day. Liza continued north-northeastward and steadily strengthened. By September 28, Liza was upgraded to a hurricane. Thereafter, Liza began to steadily deepen, and peaked as a Category 4 hurricane from late on September 28 to early on September 30. Thereafter, Liza weakened in the Gulf of California, and was a Category 3 hurricane when the storm made landfall near Guaymas, Sonora on October 1. Liza rapidly deteriorated while moving inland, and dissipated on the following day."
She's a bit of an "old cliche" herself -- but irresistible.
ReplyDeleteIsn't she just? This is 1980, and I think she's at the height of her looks, although even here there are already some danger signs in the voice...
ReplyDeleteApparently "Liza developed from an area of disturbed weather to the southwest of Mexico on September 25, 1976. Developing as a tropical depression, she gradually intensified into Tropical Storm Liza later on the following day. Liza continued north-northeastward and steadily strengthened. By September 28, Liza was upgraded to a hurricane. Thereafter, Liza began to steadily deepen, and peaked as a Category 4 hurricane from late on September 28 to early on September 30. Thereafter, Liza weakened in the Gulf of California, and was a Category 3 hurricane when the storm made landfall near Guaymas, Sonora on October 1. Liza rapidly deteriorated while moving inland, and dissipated on the following day."
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It's as good an explanation as any, really...
Delete...and that's just a review of one of her concerts! Jx
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